Company Reports

Ingredion's second-quarter earnings reflected the impact of lower production at a key US plant as lower volumes and higher unit costs weighed on profits.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. It steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 50% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35%. The remaining 15% of revenue comes from plant-based proteins and co-products. The starches and sweeteners are then processed into ingredients primarily used in food and beverages.

Ingredion announced on June 8 that it is moving forward with a proposal to acquire Tate & Lyle.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. It steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 50% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35%. The remaining 15% of revenue comes from plant-based proteins and co-products. The starches and sweeteners are then processed into ingredients primarily used in food and beverages.

Tate & Lyle reported that Ingredion has made a conditional proposal to acquire it in an all-cash deal. Ingredion shares closed May 14 down 3.5% on the news.

Ingredion reported a double-digit decline in operating profit year over year, driven by operational issues at a US plant. Ingredion shares were flat at the time of writing on May 5 as the market reacted to growth in the specialty business offset by the near-term plant issue.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. The company steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 50% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35%. The remaining 15% of revenue comes from plant-based proteins and co-products. The starches and sweeteners are then processed into ingredients primarily used in food and beverages.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. The company steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 45% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35% and co-products at 20%. The starches are then processed into starch and sweetener ingredients and are primarily used in the food and beverage industries.

Ingredion presented at the Consumer Analyst Group of New York conference and highlighted new areas of growth. Management also presented three-year financial guidance targets.

Ingredion's fourth-quarter earnings continued to be affected by production issues at a key plant serving the US/Canada food and industrial ingredients segment. Yet, Ingredion shares rose as the market reacted favorably to management's guidance for specialty ingredient profit growth in 2026.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. The company steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 45% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35% and co-products at 20%. The starches are then processed into starch and sweetener ingredients and are primarily used in the food and beverage industries.

Ingredion's third-quarter results were down versus the prior-year quarter as a US plant outage and weak brewing ingredients demand in Latin America weighed on profits. The shares were down 5% on Nov. 4 at the time of writing as the market reacted to management's guidance cut.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. The company steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 45% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35% and co-products at 20%. The starches are then processed into starch and sweetener ingredients and are primarily used in the food and beverage industries.

Ingredion held an investor day on Sept. 17 that featured management's guidance for the next three years. The shares traded down slightly that day, in line with the broader market decline.

Ingredion reported solid second-quarter earnings. Operating income grew 13% year over year driven by unit cost reductions in excess of price declines. Ingredion shares were down 3% at the time of writing as full-year adjusted earnings per share guidance came in below FactSet consensus estimates.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. The company steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 45% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35%, and co-products at 20%. The starches are then processed into starch and sweetener ingredients, and are primarily used in the food and beverage industries.

Ingredion released strong first-quarter earnings as double-digit profit growth was driven by higher volumes. Ingredion shares closed up nearly 4% on the day as management raised 2025 guidance above consensus estimates.

Ingredion manufactures starches and sweeteners by wet milling and processing corn and other starch-based raw materials. The company steeps these raw materials in a water-based solution before separating the ingredients from co-products (animal feed and corn oil). Starches are the largest category, generating around 45% of revenue, followed by sweeteners at roughly 35%, and co-products at 20%. The starches are then further processed into starch and sweetener ingredients used primarily in the food and beverage industries.

US President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs that featured a minimum 10% tariff on all US imports, with only limited exceptions, and higher rates for select countries. Ingredient producer shares were mixed on the news, either up or down less than the broader market selloff.

Ingredion's shares traded down 6% at the time of writing from 2025 guidance falling slightly below consensus estimates and heightened political risks.